John Riches
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3. The Making of the Bible
John Riches
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7. The Bible in High and Popular Culture
Michael Coogan
in
1. What is the Old Testament?
Timothy H. Lim
A Very Short Introduction Second Edition
Tod Linafelt
A Very Short Introduction
Michael Coogan
in
12. The Enduring Significance of the Old Testament
Michael Coogan
in
4. The Old Testament and myth
John Riches
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2. How the Bible was Written
Timothy H. Lim
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12. The greatest manuscript discovery
The discovery of ancient manuscripts in caves near Khirbet Qumran has often been hailed as a momentous archaeological find and in the foregoing discussion I have given you an indication of just how the Dead Sea Scrolls have contributed to our understanding and knowledge of the Old Testament or the Hebrew Bible, Second Temple Judaism, and early Christianity. By way of conclusion, I would like to reflect briefly on their importance: are they really the greatest manuscript discovery of the 20th century? Do they warrant such a description?
Peter Hainsworth and David Robey
A Very Short Introduction
Luke Timothy Johnson
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10. Becoming the New Testament
Luke Timothy Johnson
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11. The pertinence of the New Testament
Luke Timothy Johnson
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2. The New Testament and history
John Riches
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5. The Bible and its Critics
